Eat This New York

Eat This New York (2004)

  • 42% of critics liked it
    (19 reviews)

  • 22% of users liked it
    (374 ratings)

Best friends and aspiring restaurateurs Billy Phelps and John McCormick attempt to open a New York City eatery as some of the city's best-known restaurateurs recall their own days of struggle in this documentary from filmmakers Kate Novak and Andrew Rossi. From financial crises to kitchen… More

Unrated,
Directed By
,
Written By
Kate Novack
Genres
Documentary, Special Interest
In Theaters
Jan 30, 2004 Wide
On DVD
Aug 24, 2004
Organic Pictures

Critic Reviews

  • Kristin Tillotson, Minneapolis Star Tribune

    It's more of a nouvelle-cuisine starter course than a square meal.

  • Eve Zibart, Washington Post

    The oddest thing about this sweet but not entirely satisfying documentary is how little food is involved.

  • Ann Hornaday, Washington Post

    This lively, absorbing documentary about best friends who open a tiny cafe in the heart of Brooklyn is full of such mouth-watering shots of cooking and eating that a jumbo-sized popcorn and pallid soda simply won't do.

  • Dotty Griffith, Dallas Morning News

    Serves a full course meal in Restaurant 101.

  • Janice Page, Boston Globe

    So, how's the food? The camera never even goes up close. That's the kind of restaurant documentary this is.

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